Deep Learning Based Evaluation of Skeletal Maturation: A Comparative Analysis of Five Hand‐Wrist Methods

Deep learning models proved effective in evaluating skeletal maturation across five different HWM methods. Particularly high performance was observed in anatomically distinct regions such as the MP3, adductor sesamoid and hamate bone, which can be reliably identified by general dentists, enabling earlier referrals and timely orthodontic interventions.

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Orthodontics and Craniofacial Research
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2025-07-24
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https://doi.org/10.1111/ocr.70008
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2
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Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies
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Deep Learning Based Evaluation of Skeletal Maturation: A Comparative Analysis of Five Hand‐Wrist Methods

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Deep Learning Based Evaluation of Skeletal Maturation: A Comparative Analysis of Five Hand‐Wrist Methods

Samet Özden, Serhat Tentaş
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Abstract

Deep learning models proved effective in evaluating skeletal maturation across five different HWM methods. Particularly high performance was observed in anatomically distinct regions such as the MP3, adductor sesamoid and hamate bone, which can be reliably identified by general dentists, enabling earlier referrals and timely orthodontic interventions.

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